Bitcoin Triumphs in Venezuela After the US Government Failed

By cineramaApril 11, 2019Bitcoin Business

A cryptocurrency community known as Bitcoin Interest has raised funds to buy food supplies for the desperate people of Venezuela. Their campaign known as #foodnotlambos bought and distributed 12,500 […]

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Bitcoin Triumphs in Venezuela After the US Government Failed

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